Viking Daggers

The Vikings were a hardly people, and of course, they would have needed a hardy dagger. Yet the Viking Dagger, also known as a seax, wasn't used only the by the Vikings, but rather found its way into the hands of many peoples, making a typical seax a Norman dagger, a Saxon dagger, and a general, all-purpose medieval dagger, too! In fact, in Northern Europe, the seax was known by many names, ranging from seax to sax to scramasax, and it was practically a universal dagger carried by virtually all warriors, either as a primary edged weapon or as a side-arm for use with an axe, a sword, or a spear. Viking daggers and seax were quite varied in shape and size as well, ranging from small utility knives that were perfectly suited for various purposes, to long, cutting blades that could take the place of a small sword when used in battle. Our own seax, scramasax, and selection of Viking daggers parallel that variety, featuring a number of different shapes, offering a number of different uses. Some of our seax are perfect for display, while others have a carbon steel blade that's as functional as it is pretty, making them great for reenactment. Suffice to say, if you're looking to get in-touch with your inner Viking, then you're going to want a good seax, and there's no better place to get one then here in the Viking Daggers section at Dark Knight Armoury.


 

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Seax

Seax

Item # 401022

The seax, or sax, was universal in Northern Europe. Carried and used by the Saxons, Angles, Vikings and German tribes, its use probably dated before the fall of Rome and continued on into the early Middle Ages.

Price:  $125.00 

Viking Utility Knife

Viking Utility Knife

Item # IP-007-2

There probably isn't a culture today, past or present, that didn't have a utility knife of some sort. The Viking Utility Knife, also known as a seax, was a varied little blade that could range in size from quite large to quite small, like this one.

Price:  $48.60 

Viking Sax

Viking Sax

Item # AH-3379

If there's one thing to be learned by observing Viking weaponry, it is that the Vikings loved their large blades. This Viking Sax is a broad-bladed knife, although given its length this wood-handled blade is practically a Viking short sword.

Price:  $81.00 

Viking Seax Knife

Viking Seax Knife

Item # IP-704-2

The Generation 2 version of the Viking Seax Knife is based off a 10th century version and if you notice it is a nice match to the Witham Viking Sword. The blade is 5160 tempered carbon steel with a wood handle, wrapped in brown leather.

Price:  $139.00 

Skofnung Viking Seax

Skofnung Viking Seax

Item # IP-717-2

Vikings, possibly more-so than other cultures, understood the value of carrying a blade on one's person at all times, not only for defense but for various reasons. And if you want a Viking knife that means business, you want this Skofnung Viking Seax.

Price:  $139.00 

Muela Viking Dagger

Muela Viking Dagger

Item # KMVIKIN23

Each Muela Hunting Knife is handsome as well as functional with handle materials that include Red Stag antler, exotic stabilized hardwoods and Pakawood. Muela Knives are custom Spanish knives that have been made by the Muela family for generations.

Price:  $119.00 

6th Century Lombard Scramseax Knife

6th Century Lombard Scramseax Knife

Item # IP-131-2

The Generation 2 version, 6th Century Lombard Scramseax Knife, is based off a 6th century version. The blade is 5160 tempered carbon steel with a darkwood handle. The tang is peened over top the metal end cap of the handle.

Price:  $135.00 

Viking Dagger with Scabbard

Viking Dagger with Scabbard

Item # AH-3352

One look at this Viking Dagger with Scabbard will tell you that even when they carried and used small blades, Vikings always meant business. This weapon might be short, but it's certainly not lacking any of the power typically found in Viking weaponry.

Price:  $72.00 
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